Complain to PureGym
UK budget gym chain
GymContact emails
member.services@puregym.com
Complaints
PureGym handles complaints through its official online form.
Common PureGym complaints
Laws that protect you
Consumer Rights Act 2015
Gym services must be performed with reasonable care and skill.
Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013
14-day cooling-off period for gym memberships signed online or off-premises.
Consumer Rights Act 2015, Part 2 (unfair terms)
A term that is unfair to you is not binding on you, and written terms must be plain, intelligible and prominent.
Tips for PureGym complaints
- Check the minimum contract period before signing
- You have 14 days to cancel online sign-ups
- Gyms can’t enforce unfair cancellation terms
- Medical evidence may allow early termination
- Direct debit gives you chargeback rights
If PureGym doesn't respond
- 1
Gym Management
No legal deadline: set yours in the letterContact the gym’s management or head office directly
- 2
Formal Written Complaint
Send a formal letter citing the Consumer Rights Act and any unfair contract terms
- 3
Direct Debit Guarantee
If paying by Direct Debit, contact your bank to dispute payments under the DD Guarantee
- 4
Contact emails
member.services@puregym.com
Complaints
PureGym handles complaints through its official online form.
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